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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

The facts 90 10 the losses OF the Bank |
Of Nevsds by the great wheat deal In
which it, manager was principally |
concerned, are gradually coming TO
light. The losses IL assumes, Senator
Fair, the new president, states. will
foot up about $4,000. 900. and those for
which Il refuses to be responsible foot
up 100000. Dresbsok, the broker
who engineered the deal has failed for
$1,000, O00-the sum repudiated by the
Nevada bsnk-hsvlng aesets Of only
$4,000. His ID almost 90 bad case
as that Of the thief Harper, Of the ri.
deity Bank, Of Clnninnati, and OF Ives,
Of New York, who began with nothing
and collapsed owing very nearly SIS.
0OO,0O Behind both Of these men,
&c behind Fish and Ward, there must
have been school OF cowardly old
thieves who fed their stool pigeons
up to the point Of collapse with
"morap aid and support. OF this
there can be no doubt II Ward
would speak, or Harper, or Ives, or
this Californian Dresback, what reve-
latlons they could make Of grasping
greed, worse than that Of the privstes
Of the spauish Main in the seven.
tsentn century. When that spirit
Of graphing greed takes posses.
sion Of q man he losss all sense Of the
value Of honesty, and is prepared u
sobbls anything, from the worthless
franchise Of street railroad up 10 |
t vso,s city. He will say anything
sign anything, do snyihlps 10 eAis!il
his obi ec,, and the Reputation Of con
, tracts and contractors becomes 81
, easy matter. The Bank Of Nevadl
, las repudiated Dresbsck and hi
! % 900 900 Of indebtedness, and is dee
: to the appeals Of the men he was on
q sblsd 10 ruin by the use Of the nam
}. and the prestige Of the bank. II "
have many more such wholesal
theta II may become nee ,ssary for u
7. sufferers 10 clear the "morap atmo
10 phers with the aid Of Judge Lyme
OF whsn hiehwaymen rob . train In d
Or West, that 10 deemed the quickest 81
IN sure.t method OF preventing its .
n currencs. The bank OF Nevada b
o. backed mp Dresbsok In robbins mo
y than O train lead Of people, and 80 b
OF Iyes, and 90 did Ward aud Harp
q Regarding them 90 each the stquen
r. OF the other, the conviction 10 ioio
10 upon M tkat had Ward been lynch
he We would neyer have heard Of HarT
~. or Ives, or oil Dfesback, The APrE
q does not wish 10 be understood
m iAyoiiug lynch las, but the eoars
80 suea iallures shere tie,e big thie'
he or railroads are concerned that We
be bssi anlng 10 thihk that II would
y. be . bad thing II Lynch had his '
led on lhese dealers In wheat, on the u
AN yers who fr things for them, and
'lel the courts that let down the gap
lie Ia, them through. Boodlen can
the cape and bank wockers, but
ten Anarchists must hang.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
!. ...l,A ,nln.n n lha State Of

Tnu health ,Gicep Of the Stats Of
yes York ougb, to burn ,ho tt'amst
Nl,sa and the elo'hins and effects oil
All the passengers Men, wemtn and
children should be landed A. tn quar.
sntlne grounds, aud there te diye-t' d
Of ,heir clot ing and served with new
ATS Better do tina, than Inu the
tl,k Of detective or doubtful methods
Il hlriuiaciion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Tuu bad pavsmsnts aud ol'hy
streets u New York, In view OF tbs
arrival Of Ia AaIauc cholera In that
CITY from Naples by the french
steamer Ale.ia. furnishes the Herald
a,,st for q ringing editorial. But the
su,hori,ie. Ms not likely 70 do any,
,hlpv unlil an epidemic has carried
"a Its thOuiands aud p'n'yIed ,h'
,r,de and Commerce Of the metropolis
Ma, York Ia the victim Of n much
eooDersd charter, ooOpcred by is
porsnl yahoos from the country DIS
iricts, aided By the cunning Doodle"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
suLE rArLoRs INTERVIEW.

An interview with Mr.. julius Tay-
Tor, the we'll known lawyer-and one
Of the most delightful Of after dinner
com panIons-will be found In another
column. Il Ia Q timely contribution
10 the literature Of the street car con-
trovsrsy, which our esteemed cotempo'
ray, tho scimitar, We roget TO say
does moi and 10 its taste. Mr.. Taylor
affords the readers Of tho ArrsAL q
glimpse. q mere glimpse, Of the inter-
nal working, Of both the Oi,is,nb'
Street Railroad Company and the
Memphis and the Peoples Street Rail-
| road Company, He was member Ct
the Memphl, and the CiilEens' com
pAnies, ard objected upon legal, a
we'll M psrsonel, grounds 10 the
merging Of tho Cit'rens' In tb'
Memphis aud tho Peoples. Mr. Tay'
Tor doea not believe this attempted
marriage Of COZ dieting interests cal
| be legalIxsd while the Tsxipg Dlstrlc
iorbids the bans. Besides which b
no doubt s,es that II 10 sgaIns, th
sound pablo policy that 90 oiis
guldua the courts TO decision Tor CIT
! or State 10 consent TO the formation
such y monopoly . that would b
We commend what Mr.. TAILOR "a,
10 the intimate attention Of the rea'
!. ers Of the ATRIAL They will find
7 II q strengthening Of all that has got
before II In these columns In refs
: enoe 10 MT Hadder's opposition
o the merging OF all the street car COZ
. panles In one.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
.,.,,,,icu which an ArruAL 70.

sun statistics which an ArrnAL re-
porter secured at the city Offices yes
ipiday will, perhaps, be news TO MANI
Of our reader, They arr interesting
a, ahowing ,aal II ,dden's soyernmsp'
lolo-sd in ,he footprints oI iis prede
oss.or, AVID, Ike ,hs, prsiscors>r, Tor
the good Of The cliy and tie best In
t.resla ui the peopla.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Jusr n Jsy Gould 10 putting bis
,scht in orier Cor round',he'world
nIp, the people In many parts Of New
yo,h oi,y and Ia corporation council
are preparing TO move on HE elevated
tA,lrcad work. With q view 10 tearing
some pare Of them down % il'es d
constructions There 10 no end o'
trouble in this world. even iir million
alma
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Tuu wivrs q the condemned an
Arthl,,s intend, according to the state
nan, Of the vile q Captain Blaof,
lh,ir attorney, to commit, suicide With
In fseh,u-s IVA, their husband' arc
h,uged. They ohould be watched
clsssly. The history q womsa', part
in tho French revolution snd the
lngedts Of the Paris Commune u
warning tbs, Whist these women 'a'
they will they may do.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

IT would never do In the world ior
the other cities Of the Union to be
compelled to quarantine New York AZ
, cholera center. But that 10 Just
what they will have to do unless the
health authorities Of that city are
more ylsnsat than they have been In
Keeping cholera injected vessels from
k.tK ahnrea
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

The slimi,ar yesterday, With great
eIertion, got up on a step ladder 10
Try aud reach mp to the ArrKAL, out
!he only result was the wreck Of q
quicker htrluR.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Ths government organs IN hsdrld,
-,,iaS asny that convention between
~, un'1 Vfos,sd states and Spain, tuspeud.
, me vdII.crimination duties, has been
Nv In washington, are misin.
sn.ua The document was signed
,o'm nv. Secretary Of STATE and the
py tne r,,nlstef, last Wednesday.
spanish ,smstIon Of the President,
n ~. p,o0i, into effect, will DO Issued
early next week
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

ALL eyes will new be turned upon
New York City, watching TO see how
the cholera will make its way 10 the
west-wheihsr by the Central, the
Erie, the Pennsylvania, the wSss
Shore or the Baltimore and 0hie Rail.
.aad
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

WnE ss w. the scimi.sr appointed
4. "a, assn" for Sam Tate, IT,, and W.
p, Bethelf This stockholders and d.
rsc,ors Of the State National Bank
viii naturally be anxious In BesheP'
case, aud tho contracting Arm oil which
Tate 10 q member In his cele.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

rnr telephone G mpany has doubt
less perceived by thiS time that 1t will
not be- able 10 raise prices without q
Yary lively fiQht.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

The scimiiar yesterday committed
hari.karl by admitting that lie owners
we're members Of the Citizsns' Street
Railroad Company.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

YouSasrowx, 0.-This aft,
while Jsmes McKeowan was {
Oberlip, the $4,000 stallion,
by q. W. J. Hitchcock. the
fell dead In bis harness. 0berl
. half brother Of Maud .,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

lsrroiiL 70 rHs ArgsAL.l
BrrurSouAN, ALA, September
The Union Labor Review Is the
of a new weekly pansr 10 be star
this city, In the interest Of theI
Labor party. Capt Il. N. Ed
Ia 10 be lie editor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Charles Dickens, w., who has 90 lar
failed to show any Of bis fathers tai
en,s for writing, 10 expected in this
country shortly, on q lecturing tour.
II remains 10 be seen II be can match
his illus,rious father In that field.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Rober, Louis Stevenson, who're nsme
has become q household word with
children and men Of larger growth,
hes another volume OF verses on the
market, entitled Underworld" Mr..
Stevenson is now In this country, on
q visit, accompanied by his wife.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
THE MEMPHIS PAPER OF THE
LARaEsr CIRCULATION
is THE OLD RELIABLE APPEAL.

Tho ArrIAL may DO found on 6le In 81.
Louis at the Lindell Hotel.
In New York at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
and at the sfies Of the American Newspaper
Publisher Association, lo4 Temple Court.
This paper Is represented By J. X. Van
Deren, Special Eastern Advertising Agent.
No. u Tribune Building, New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Mrs. Lsnstry Is now playing In q
dramstix,tiou Of "As In Q Looking
Glass" the novel which hiss made
such popular hit, and which was
recently reviewed In these columns.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Maurice Thorn pson viii address the
q. A. r. men through the American
Mrp,x'ne In pen poem signed ZEE.
Rebel" IL Maurice Expect, to gaip
anything beyond the few dollars psid
for TIL, poem Re might be told right
row that he 10 mistaken.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Maurice Lsloir, whose beautiful
illustrations Of "Manon Lescsut" made
him famous, has inst completed corn.
psnion 40, ~ pic'ursa on q new edi'
ton OF "Paul and Virginia"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Tbs letters Of Thsckersy, which
have been appearing in scribner's.
will shortly be issued In book form.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Two rare books have been pub.
lished In cheap form by Csssell 4 %.
They are George Herbert's Temple"
aud Fieldins's Voyage 70 Lisbon"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

E. J. Malloban, New York, end
Charles Boyd, Cincinnati, two Of the
liyest and most energetic trade push.
ers ON the road, are stopping OF the
Gayoso.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

According To y. II. RAIN, repre-.
renting q large tobacco factory oil
Richmond, Va, that city sells more
tobacco here than 10 any other city In
the South.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

The Harpers will bring out "The
Modern Italian Poets" on which Nv.
Howells hiss bestowed so much labor,
In the Geld Of italian, biography, his.
tory or scenery Howells Is fairly inter
ssting. II 10 q pity the shoemaker
doesn't "stick to bis last"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Yesterday Local Temperature.
Memphis Signal Once Report.l

MArimum Temperature, Jv.2i minim
t6.Q, o.one, z. rainfall, on.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

"Nym Orinkle" makes savage on
slaught on Swinburne In the columns
Of the World, not so much because he
10 Q bad poet, but that he has been
abusing Walt Whitman. As betwees
Whitman and swinburne, the choice
CT two evils he's been made very din
cult.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

The irepressible Judge Tourgee Is
ont with another book. This time 1t
10 . story Of esrlv Mormon life near
Ohautauqua, N. Y. II bears the hug-
eesiiye tile "Bu,ton's Inn."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27

Thomas W. Knox, the writer Of I'D.
ventures and travels, has written Q
book upon the decisive Battles Since
Waterloo" This Is not intended TO
opfllct with Creasv's decisive Bat
ties of the World" Among those
msntisne by Knox are Gettysburg,
Vicksburg and Five Forks and the
novel battle between the Monitor and
Msrrimac.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02

In speaking of Manitoba's present
dispute with the Dominion author
tiles about the railroad, the Mime
apolis Tribune says:
In a technically legal sense, Mani
toba is not in the right. But nobody
doubts where Justice lies or who is
the real offender. We on this side
Of the line understand and appreciate
the situation fully. So strong,
indeed, is the sympathy felt in
Montana, Dakota and Minnesota that
it would be impossible to prevent
considerable recruiting from our side
the boundary in case hostilities should
break out. The Red River Valley
road is going to be built without de-
lay and operated without Interrupt
ton, and if worse comes to worst AM
erican sympathy will take an aggres-
sive form. Why cannot we not as
appropriately interfere in behalf Of
oppressed Manitoba as England once
interfered in behalf Of outraged Bull
garia ? The United States will take
a hand in the quarrel if necessary.
American sympathy will manage in
some way to see fair play for Mani
toba.. y Xxx. 2zs .ss ..5 1fS=. s. .z;ses
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02

81 Pioneer Press: The summer has
been an unusually active one in Unit
ed States Marshall Campbell's. office
in tho way Of the capture Of parties
who have been selling whiskey to the
Indians upon the reservations in the
upper part Of the state. Almost every
week for several months past Depu-
ties Bracket and Gus Beanlieu have
brought in one or more offenders
whom they caught dispensing the se-
ductive frewater to the red men. In
consequence, when the adjourned
term Of the United States district
court opens at Winona this morning
there will be nearly halt . hundred
arraignments before Judge Nelson
upon this charge. The government
is trying isss best to break up this ne
farious trade, which is destructive
alike "a. the Indians themselves and to
the settlers with whom they are
brought into contact, and Marshal
Campbell and his deputies have PROV
Cd thenselyes thorou ghly efficient and
alert ii farreting out the 81 lenders
and. bringing them to justice.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02

Brainerd Tribune Contractor
Reilly has returned from his trip 70
st. Paul, whittier he went on business
connected with the sewers. Mr.. Reilly
iwas unable 70 find any 1S-inch pipe
ID The market and the work Will be nec-
essarily delayeda little on account Of
having to wait for material. The
pipe, - inch, has been orsred
and Is soon a. it arrives work will Be
commenced on Sixth street. Il was
expected to begin operations at the
river, but this will have tobe delayed
until Tie large pipe D arrives. Mr.
Refill informs Us that q torce OF
thirty n,en viii be able to complete
Tie vcrk il two months and this will
give tle people of Brainerd the benefit
q Sewers this n Writer. When the
work u begun there viii Be no let up
until 4 y 6nish sd, 81
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02
BRIGHT AND NOTABLE WC,,:zh

Victoria Woodruff say: sir shall never re
turn TO AnHri.;. to i've.
1t is STATED thai. .,!rs james Brown Potter
las had her photograph taken in $50 differ.
emit attitudes. +,
Miss Ietta i. Duriinganie OF Ann Arbor,
Mich, has been licensed to practice law by
the Illinois supreme court.
Kate Field lcctured tho other day in Ju.
neau, Alaska. to a., audience OF miners. Miss
Field is tn, first person of any note who has
iycturcd i'll Alaska.
Mrs. Christian Stracban aud her daughter,
Of Melbourne, Australia, have arrived at Chi
cugo OH :, tour of the world. It is the first
instance Oh record where two women SC: out
alone with such an ambitious obj"c: III view.
The empress Of China has presented 6O(
stanzns Of l,r:ry III her own composition tc
the Hanlin COLLEGE, wiii;c Prince Chu',n has
writer, a colI.c;i.,nof verse in which lie has
described the NOEL objects which he saw in
his tour ,hrtu,..n China last year.
Miss Matleins D. Ronth, one of the mos,
expert transIators ii, the Geological Survey
department at Washington, has resigned
Tie government was sorry to lose Mis-.
Ro:,ths services, but tho wishes OF tho young
lady's bctrotlied were moro powerful thar
tllose Of Uncle Sam. ns
Kate Shelley, the young girl who a couple
OF years ago sayctl Il passenger train frors
dcs; .:clion at II wrecked railroad bridge
Near Nv,it: creek, iowa,,is now visiting the
east for the first time. Miss Shelley wears q
massive gold medal, tho gift Of the Iowa
state legislature E!4Is 5s5 e ), .' s. a :,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02
SOME BRlGhI CHILDREN.

Little Tommy twho has never been ont Of
the city before)--Oh! oh! obi Kind Lady
What's the matter, Tommy? Little Tommy
Why, what big sky they've got here, missl
:-Harper's Young People.
A little girl who, with her parents is spend
ing the summer at Chautauqua, writes to her
cousin in this city. She makes the singular
mistake of spelling tho name of that famous
resort "slaw, talk away."-Chicago Tribune.
Lady Gokingly)-ToMnly, when are you
going to marry. Tommy Is years cid and
very usceptible)-Well, don't think pll
ever marry. Hove 40 many little girls, if I
married one all the rest would be jealous. -
The Epoch. /. IL,
"Please. sir, have you seen a gentleman
without little girl e. SWELL, aud what if 1
have, little one? "My uncle John has lost
me, and Thought if you'd seen gentleman
without little girl, you could tell me where
he was. "-Harper's Young People.
There is to be circus in Windsor late in
the present month, and the mother Of a GER
tain small five-year-old boy yesterday prom
ised him that be should see it, An hour later
ho came to her knee with a very grave face
and said: "Mamma, I hope that you won't
die before the circus comes. "-Detroit Free
Press. 81
a Boston Sunday school teacher was ell
tleavoring to impress upon the minds Of her
little pupils the necessity of good behavior
You must lie very careful how you act said
she, afor il you act badly you win he pun
i::,c.l, while il you act good you viii lie
rewarded. Now, my deal$. can any one tell
me what io will get il h. ats wellr' A
bright little fellow. whu~c i.;:.r WIS ~,
actor, Immediately rcpiisi: Diet tailed be-
foso the turtain, ess.'-BostoM I;udset.
A lady living in Detroit wes ca;iel sud
'lcnly to Adrian, Mich, to writ o.. a sick
relative, leaving her Owl, l;:!lc f.lni!.' at
nome. Before she could i.,ur;, her little
child w"s taken i'll, but rs i. ;,:; good care
and faithful doctor the El, il, T. remained in
Adrian, teIephoning every iev: I."!;,s 10 know
how Baby Louise was. Al i.::!, i, response
to thc:mothcl's question. a iui" :v:; voice at
tic other end OF ti;c ;,'l'pl.ous tt.bly oil
swerctl: MIC te!ter. E,a.nIna; baby 'Ouisc
IL wight ROW." Ganyi; hcnlesick 'nothc,
: ,:o. t:ic next train for Detyoit-Detroit Free
'lr.Ss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02
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xthleHcS sssss
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81,
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ne y eidm ll. ssked 20
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sa.lse pus n's -
~ IVY slanlsal.
Capt. Tom Burns laughs at the report that
ne wants e, resign the e''ptaincy OF tho Balt.
mores, and says ~ VIII stay there Il Manager
balnie y satisfied. win OF loose
Last senson Silver Flint. Of, the Chicagos,
ranked FIFTY seventh In the batting averages,
wliilc this season, IN the thirty three games
/ he PLAYED, he Is placed fifteenth. "A big up
ward bound for the old back stop.
IA clergyman acts as pitcher for the Albion
MOL team, but under no circumstances viii
he allow any Of his PLAYERS to kick. The al.
bions recef,tly played the Grinnells and de-
feated them q to 6 and submitted Ia several
#un4stio,, able decisions. : ssS
!. !. u ~. ~ ~. 81,
~ ".s ss' ~ 'n r,, We sn''u
suen sloup4o "A.n ~. y. pau .uo'
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02

Alta socialistic picnic at Chicago
last Sunday, Lucy Parsons, wife Of
the condemned anarchist, said:
"You will never procure emancipa-
ton BY the ballot, and I would say
50 though | we're looking into the
hereafter through a moose. The an
archists are the only persons whom
the capitalists fear. They know
that although they snatch my husband
and even my children form me l am
willing to fight them just the same,
and not with the ballot either"
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02
AlotIerIof Haddo ck's Murderers
81 & ..SS; 81 to be Tried.

SIOUX CRY, lows, Aug. 29.---The idistrict court
convened here today, Judge Wakefield presiding:
The case Of Fred Munchrath, one OF Ike defend
ants charged with numbering Rev. DR..
HAddock, was Get for trial next Monday The
defense made strong effort to get the Arcns-
dorf case, which was tried at the March term.
again called, hut the state elected to have
Munchrath's case tried next. It IS believed that
the state has a much stronger case agai INST
Munchrath than was presented against Accns.
doif, and thatif amy thins approaching al, hon
est jury can be secured he will be convicted.
The question Of = jury is tho most important one.
Experience In the trial Of Arenslorf shows that
the machinery for selecting jury may be 70
manipulated AZ TO makea conviction practically
impossible. The movements Of the officers,
therefore, are closely watched hy the public.
The state attorney today stated TINT the next
defen.lnntin the Haddoek case 70 be tried would
be Sylvester Granda. : t5lf5= 9aE > Z